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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
BEATEN AT HIS own GAME

iscsh,ly . young physician Of The
Harvard Medical School conceived the
idss Of pl.ying joke on Ms, Annis
Copeland. ose Of the lady student, Of the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons. and
at the same time rubbing oai an old score
be had laid up against her. lis Plsa.
ser, esrfally mapped out. and. every
thing being in readiness, the lady vi.
called upon 10 attend case Of fracture
u The lex Sime~ha, asioni'Asd. she
promptly answered the summons Of
suffering humsniiy. eoahisni In her sbii-
10y 70 sustain tie digni,y Of tbs Pfoie''
sion she had adopted. Ga arri'iag a,
the residence indicated. she va, surprised
to End her psiien, to Be man aool, 30
years old. sPParsn,ly suffering the most
circulating pains Mosing the covering
she discovered the fracture 20 b, that "
. wooden lex. Nothing dsanied. aud
-iihou, .ho~ing any evidence Of her
discovery. she quietly replaced the COW
srns. ..id she masi 10 for some 'Plln,'
aud bsnd.se.. aud would return imms-
diaisly. She did %. bringing With her
some small pieces Of brass aud er.d''
-i,h which she a, once proceeded TO re-
pair the fractured limb. The surgical
operation va, performed IN a remarkably
short space Of time. AID the injury left
to the healing process Of nature. she
quietly gave the necessary directions. IN
forming the man that be would be AL
right In . day or two. and that her bill
-s s2j. IL !. scarcely necessary 70 say
that the Zee was not forthcoming. tue
matter being treated as a good joke.
Next morning. however, Miss Copeland
appeared on the scene with constable.
and much TO the ehsgun Of the son OF
Esculspiu.. collected her Zee. IL would
seem that. II the young graduates OF
Harvard Medical school wish to get
ahead Of the lady s,udsn,s Of the College
Of Phy,ieiAn. and Surgeons. they will
have to rise very early. and use more
bra. than Miss Copeland did in redue-
ing the fracture Of the wooden leg
B0f0u HsrdR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

froEsn plsnt. .. soon ss discovered
should be dipped into pail % cold vaisr,
OF sprlntlei With cold water 10 tske Oat
The frost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
EXPENSIVE STUMBLING.

The question Is freqasn,ly asked,
"whs, paints do the artists use in paint
ing the battle psnoram. !" oaly eolors
OF the bee, quality are used. such as are
used by an arts, In bis work upon . fine
oil.psiniins. This color 10. Of course,
purchased In very large quantities as an
instance. for the panorama 10 which !
vas interested. the rich yellowlsh paint.
known as cadmium. cost two hundred
dollars. aud was contained 10 four tin
cans. each the sire Of an ordinary peach
can. An amusing ineIden, occurred In
this connection daringihe painting OF one
Of the panoram..
When the composition !, drawn. the
general plan for tina, par, Of the eyelorl.
ma known /. the foreground. which IL
composed Of natural objects. !. also
thought oa,. IL 10 then settled what
portions Of the great canvas will BE- hid
den by the foreground Of natural objects
such a. real earth. works. mounds OF sod
covered earth. and los brsss.wofks
Usually that part Of the canvas 10 left
without any color. exesp, such faneifal
sketches as the artist. may pain, for stu.
do view oaly. A portion Of OUT picture.
" The Battle Of Missionary Ridge" ~s'
left thus blank and bare. and was most
disturbing 10 the German professor Who
vas the chief artist. His eye ". 80
distracted and troubled by !, thu, be ose
day directed some Of the lettering models
to take some color. "any color" be said.
"And Stumble over the surface TO tone Il
down"
The models. dressed a. UsiOa snd
Confederate soldiers and officers, worked
inda.,rioa,.y for twenty minutes. when
|, WAS suddenly discovered that they had
emp,ied three fifty dollar eaa' Of csdmi-
am and were oP;ning the fourth A
hslf-dOllsrs worth Of cheap koa'e.plin,
would have been better. for no prspsra-
,isn bad been used 20 make the cadmium
dry. aud IL 90. It'll .oft when the Pano.
rama va. seq, fOf exhibition 10 Chicago.
What the artist. said when they dseov.
cred the models mistake vas no, PLATA
TO me. as I, vas 'poksn 10 Gsrmaa; bat
| Lno~ ,ha, they all talked a. the sans
time aud very ,isofoa,ly.-CAr'a~a'
81 Nlckola,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
FRIDAY AMERICAS nay.

Friday has long been regarded - day
Of evil omen. bot 10 has been. To say the
least. an even,ful one In American his.
tory;
Friday columbus sailed on his voyage
OF discovery.
Friday. ten weeks amer. be discovered
America
Friday, Henry Ill, OF England. gave
John Cabot his commission. which led To
the discovery OF North America
frid.y, 81 Augustine. the oldest town
10 the United Stste-. was fOuudsd
fridsy. the Msynpwer. with the PHI
grims. arrived az Plymouth; and on Fri.
day they signed that sueust eotnpset, the
forerunner ofthe present Constitution.
Friday, George Washington Was born.
Friday. bunker HI VAS seir.d and for
tiled.
Friday. the surrender OF Saratoga was
made.
Friisy. CORVALLIS surrendered at York.
town, aud on Friday the motion Vas made
In Congress that The United Colonies were.
and OF right ought 10 be. free and inde-
pendent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
ANOTHER IcINn.

THIS IL made OF doe palver!Ied sugar
(''ieing sugar, usiog l 10. 10 the whites
OF eggs. Beat the whites until they are
slightly foamlng only; do not bes, them
10 froih. The sugar may all be poured
on the egg 81 ouce. or. II considered easl.
CT 10 mix, IL may be gradually added.
Either way. ss soon ~ the sugar and eggs
are thoroughly stirred toy,tasr. AMI nav.
ored with little lemon or vanl,la, the ic.
Ing IL ready to spread over the cake. IL
would be advisable 20 Ice the cakes as
soon As they are taken from the oven.
The icing made with the white OF Que
egg and one cup OF sugar (foliowing either
Que OF the a,oss recips.) IL suffi silent 10
frost sn orilnsry sized cake.
CocoAnut ffostlug IL made by mlxing
grated eoeoanui into frosiing made as
above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
ToffnCrsIIfnN.

Make three small bags. OF some stoa.
mstefisi, such ~ gray cotton. each i've
inches across, and eight inches high
Make for them then outside covers OF elk
IN three eolors that look we'll together.
for instance. olive, pale blue. plnk or
claret. stun with bran or sawdusti tie
near the top. fringe out the elk ends and
fAsten the three bags together 90 they viii
stand upright
Wild mint scattered about the house
will rid 10 OF rats ana mice.
A range may be kept looking bright and
nice with little trouble ~ IL wiped care
fally with brown paper amer greasy food
has been cooked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

When the Tenth Regiment, u. 3. Ir.
fantry, Was ordered 10 New MEXICO from
the "Lake Region" the little son OF Q
Captain did not approve OF the orders OF
the General OF the army. aud indeed seri.
ously objected 20 the change. lie had
heard much OF the dreariness OF the Wild
West, snd the Sunday morning before the
departure OF his fathsr's company said 70
his parents "Come, now, LET ne 40 to
church and say goodbye TO God"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
War rnrr Mrnrr WILL Do

The unprecedented sale OF B0scAes's Ger
~Ia Syrup within few year,, has astonish
ed the world. lis without doubt the safest
and best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and ef,ciual cure % Coughs, Colds
and the severest Lung Troaoles. II acts
on an entirely dlfsrent principle from The
usual prescriptions given by Physicians.
|. IL does not dry up Cough and leave
the disease still In the system, bot on the
contrary removes the cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts affected aud leaves them Ia
q purely healthy coalition. A bottle kept
In the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, will save doctors
bills aud long spell OF serious illness. A
trial will convince yoa OF these facts. IL
IL positively sold BY all druggists and gen.
eral dealers In the land. Price IS cents
large bottles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
Drcur..E Porlro

Five cold boiled potatoes grated aud
mixed with eve desserispooufals OF noar
one half cup milk. Add two well heater
eggs. one-hsif tssspoonfal OF salt, one
quarter tsaspoonfal % bskins powder
drop from spoOa iniO boiling fai
Use gooi.siIed potatoes fOf III. rule.
Aii The little b.sing powder called FOR
10 The n0ar Sur 10 tue MILK the last
thing. aud be careful not 20 use too much,
a. you wish your mlxiare 10 hold togeih'
sr when yoa dip u 40, and drop Into bot
fat This l. lard that I an using. ba, 10
my Own Kitchen use Only the cotton seed
oil. which have before recommended TO
you. Have wha,sver Fat you use very
hot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
BoILxD IcISa.

One poanl gr.nali,si sugar. whites OF
; eggs Boil the ssgu with . little VA.
ter; when u Is ready 10 candy. or will
spin Ia Thread. when dropping from the
end OF q spoOn. take IL OF The DE aud
while IL Is .Illl boiling bot Aii the whites
OF the eggs well beatsu. stirring them In
q. fss, as possible. Flavor with vsnill,.
lemon. OF spy prsfsrrs nWorIng, sni Is
Is ready fot use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
C.nn.eks.t.p.

Choose tender cabbage. and after reno.
Wing stalk and ribs, cot the leaves Into
The nnest strips possible. Cut sons fii
ham % bacon luiO very small dice All fry
them unlil they begin 10 brown. 81, the
frylng pan back from the hrc, ani Aid 10
the bacon equal qgAuuiirs of vinegar aud
water ADD . little salt aud pepper. Pour
all this WARN over the caoosgs aud
serve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
nusuIVo 10 DIATH


In the attempt n swim the Niagara
whirlpool Rapids l. no more rscsiess or
dangerous than ~ tribe wills disease
which each lay secures troneer hold
anil hasteus the eni cf life. This "a
specially true Il rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciailca. anil nervous headache which
though perhaps slight Al dr-i are extreme
Iv dangerous, anil steadily secure q hrmer
erin until NJ last the agony u unendurabls
anil sudden death hring- relief
These diseases can IL curci BY the ne
u Athlophorus which. In connection with
Athlophoru. Pill, never fails whei prop
crly uss-l. Read the following nom those
who have tested II.
Old Orchard, Ne, March ~, 1859.
Any peron afflicted with rheumatism
can hc c,irrsl by using Aihlophors. ! vas
troable.l With the disease Coz more than
fineen ycars, VERY severely NJ tine. the
Doctor has prescribed for me numerous
me,licinss which | took ls-ide using many
other preparations, still remained about
the same, and ~ did the rheumatism,
nothing seemed able % reach the disease
until | iook Aihlophoru- laocorling 10
dirxtiousl, two holilc- II which iid the
work ~ nv entire saiisfaction-ihai u, u
cured me II the rheumatism.
W. 4. Wmrrirn, Chiefof Police.
Hath. Ne. April 90 issd.
have usc,l yonr AihloPhoru~ ~ rhou-
maiism and have bc,n very mncl, lene-
duie.l by the Ne oft W. H. SUM.
Ellsworth. Ne. April -. lss6.
I can, from pcrsnnal u.c, rrconmeni
Ahlophoru. o. the public as lsins all
II i Recommended.
a. II Wi1oiS. Druggist
E.,ry druggist should keep Athkrhoro.
AMI Athlophorus rill.. lut wherc they ean-
n1g L. hourlS n the druggist che Aihio-
phor,s 10. H. Wall II, New lork, viii
ssni either (causgv ralil On rsrlp1 q
rrrilar priv, which b si.t0 Ter l"iilc
fir Nhlogh1rs anil 90 Go Illls
rnf LIVED al ktin t.ta-r tfsff .sit in
iirrfisl urakurss. nfffuu tAhIi ilsr,stt
n Nonen. ffusflriikn| tct.lsfne. o. F1fy
l.s.i. .t.. tihi1.l1lrs l'.lis arr unetlalf'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
rHE HoMEMAKERs. COLUMN.

Uorrespondencs on practical topics. coming
properly unisr the head Of this column. IL go.
Ilcifsd. Address all Recommendations Intended
tor this department 10 Editor of ifomsm sksfs'
Cclusln, UxroRp DkEocasr. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Anislse miasr. AL P,fa,p, Joaf NE
Seuf tafes c ilts - pay p1,tasf 20 4. L.
orisy A c.. BOstJa. AL &c I've q CO ~
% Dr. k,asntnu'. great M-ilch Work.
100 pages. elsgaai colorei plates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
PorNn .CAlE

10. white sugar. Stlb. butter, 8 eggs,
II. nour. lemon or nutmeg. Stir butter
and sugar 10 . light cream. add the eggs.
whites and yolks beaten sep afatsly. until
very light, and the -four with . teaspoon.
fuls baking. powder; favor 10 taste with
lemon or nutmeg. Cover with icing -
soon as done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
CHOCOLATE IciSo

Five ,Ablespoonfals OF grated chocolate.
with enough cream or milk 10 wet 10,
cupful sugar. aud one egg we'll beaten.
STIR the ingredients over tbs DIE until
thoroughly mixed; then fwor with
ysnllls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A man said, "fIsrs goes nothing" aud
thsrsupou threw himself bridge and vas
drowned. The truth spoken By that man
Wa 90 impressive that be ocght 10 have
lived 90 utter it again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

A eorrespoadeni wishes 10 know chow
% get rid ola fool Procure loaded gun,
pat your mouth over tbs maIrle saf touch
the trigger with your toe. Toe bullet
should be swallowed whole
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Shakespeare sAlii "ra- sp3sfel OF pro-
claims I've msn. from Which Ne infer that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
Please Don't Forget Il

That Ds n. isns.'. Cssss... f.tlos 10 yrspses
~ Ca,esifa. tadis. fron ne rufsst .nt best Ma
i've usa ,. at u tts caiy rsnss'f. sliAsy IN ths
esustry % tate. that siil ppstiFslf snf p~rns
neatly eaFs s.sss~psiss. ur..s httts.
assasaa yss.i s.ssssh .sa Nssvsas p.-
tiiisy. 90 bTsat 70 frest 80 n u hrafs tlto
30 hstiis, ihree i-stties O. s. Crsdfsss q Co,
fiopfistos iQL Rec a. rhlsis'pais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

discharge. OF Scro'sloa, cii,ffh AL cares
ias complaint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Oas H1p Rificr will XIII pNa qaletsr
AMI l. better sireagihsasf th,a dozen
other klnis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

To be ellei VITA wjri. ,f,i'Pb'cil
I. TIE esAefm,n toll lbiS - aboa,
catching large strlng OF 90
n IL - than onf OF TO thpnssai
nile. from here 90
s. pa 20, King - - 10 var 10 Blols
Ins.l SKAo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Ia Sssha. society. tie greatest o1sncss
gsnileman eau connit towards slsiy Il 70
hide The chewing gun that she has laid
aside when ASKED 10 sing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

vAss h.Sy 80 slsi -, fsv. her c..sOriA
wAss sAs 80 /. cA1l. Oh. sn.1 fOr c..,ora.
wAsa 'As-Sss.n. Ma. sA. slsas 70 c..,Ori.
wAsa sA.Asl cAal',s. 81. gave he. css,sr.A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

F5ai Mo,hsr-"Hs doe. look Ike hi.
father. dos.nt hsi" NJ. II Yes; BAT
I shol'ia't Mai TAT =, i0sg - be 1. heal.
thy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

The hon, .,rs,ss-,yIur to nhs both
eris meet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
a-JoAu Grssnisif wAi''is'.

3.-SathAniel Hssiaorne. "Amsrlca's
most fssciaailng novelist" S,len, Mas.s.
chassiis The SCARE; Letter. Castom
u1nss. Salem. Twice Told Tales. Oar
Oii Hone. Moose. from an GA Manse.
rae lIoass % TIE seven Gables Tsngis
wool Tales Graaifa;aef's caalr.
al. cao?. hop. :. Cat hat ..
Groan, roaa Z. Ssallos. vlllos.
S-RAbbli.
F-Manase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

ma. what IL this coal pool I read about
10 IN pspsrsf' a.tei little Joaauy. lin
sare dOn't knos. was the reply. "unlsss
10 4. where TIE minsrs 20 10 swimming"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

anu Arsuts actualiy clear e. daily
HIIV vrh nv wonderhal bes patent
Ahv Futbsr uatgr FarmfnI i1f females.
@ttS ] one LADY sol1 s frat I've hcurs.
MRS. A. X. LitrLk, nox tg
ChicsEo. M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
TO ADVERTISERS!

verfissmsnt In Oss hilliea lssnes % leading
Aueriasn Ssvsesp>rs. Thn 10 81 the rate 81
oaly oss cfth Of osst . line, Tor COO Circuis.
Ose nilisa d,rsvsa nsvspsrel purchasers, >
or five hiLLiOs kEADEss. Tea lnss oil -
ecm nsdap sDsut Is vords. Aofsess with eopy
o. Adv. and eheet, OF tend % rents fs best 81
ST., NAV ionK.
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IRippLx

I-RiDDtx
"tIe stool Ia tae golisa glJry,
All me,snrei IN ci,y fslf,"
Rans th- snclent sllesory.
Aud al mty read Il thsrs.
With goijsa reel he mea.arei.-
Twelve taJ1,aat iariSns. sqlsrs.
WAC doaot, nag search n plessar,i.
n. surely written thsrs.
Dys jlsgsr wall Twas bJanied.
Win three gates on either site;
A hslt Of gems snrrognisd
rals city fair ~ q bride.
y, temple ma. u. plnase'es.
uglB the pcrfamfd air,
NJ towers upr done, nor mln,rsts.
Call wOrshipPsrs - prayer.
Ah)ni n no pale blue ocean.
10 trescherous beauty crcep,,
Concesling Ia m,ssarei motion.
The power 10 its depths ta,, sleep.
No sun The heaven. illamlnes,
40 mJoa or stars do shine,
Yet ever TIE countless millions,
Bask 10 glory OF llga, dlvlns
PRAY. what's TIE name OF that eltyf
Who measured ia borders fsiff
Who toli % 10 woai'roas besuy,
Aud akei IT, pleiare-shsref
ARLINGTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

THE sutsrrbsf hsrsbv gifes ratlr nrfcs
thai hs bNs teen cay srno iaiff ~ 10 non
Jatxe q froosie Or he CourfF 90 unflff anf
hss assumed ne uusi "a Ada uis.ralof oi ne
ksLata %
LEVi LIBBY. a's ~ Poster.
IN said CcantF. neceasFd ~ aIFIrF DnnIi a. -
ls- nrects. ~ t1sre.ors fsIlrsfs al rcfsras ~.
tsotsd - the esttts q al decsass.i ID maks len.
nsfists payment. All noe un1 have any c.
Dsnds thereon - exhion ~ ssus o.
fortsr, De. IN. is>f. WAkkEN LIBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Black For ave poands OF 80 'i,. blas
vltrlol. six ogp,ss; boil . fs- minutes,
then dip go,i. thres foarihs hJar. siring
oflsnl ,skv GA, goods, msks dys with
thres poaads log wood, boil oas half no az,
dip thrrs fOufihs hour more. Wash In
strong suis.
Brovui For nve p)uai, gpois, cam
wood, ose pounf; boil Is dh-sn inmates,
then dip goods three fourths hours take
oat goois and adj ~ the dye two and .
half poaal. fus,ic, boil ten inmates md
dip thr,c fOarths hoafi thcu sdi blue VII
riol. one oaace, cogPfr.. four Dances
dlp again oae-hsf nour II no, dark
enough. Adj more cop2erss. Tas gods
should be dipped iuto water Jas, bsfore
putting then iato thi dys.osth. - prevent
spo,,lng. SON water sboali be used 10
me bath saiii lent % ever the gopf,
well.
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To Wlsn i..cr CURTAINS.


Let them lie for oae OF two days, gently
squeezing them In the water from time 10
time. Wiring with q wrlngsr, II yoa have
one. n not. gently press TIE dirty water
out Rinse In two blue waters. Use boil
81 starch ln.issi OF lroains ihsm pin
The eigys cirsfally % shect., laid down
In al unused room. aud gou will be- Sc.
lighted With the result Ih,ve lace esr'
tsin., thas " .shci. thu have been IN con.
stan, use fof talrt~,a year. raeJ ATE
pretty ani will last long time yet
ISrlusNcE 90 FLowEKs On IlE,Lfn.
Contrary a. = popular belief. u has been
found. by an Italian professor. that nne
vegetables psrfsmss exercise . positlvely
b,n, ncl,l lrfasuc- on The a,mosphsre BY
cuavefilug The olygvn of the aif into that
powsrfal unidiIlng. AMI therefore VufiiJ.
log. ageut-oEon- The essstoes found
By him 10 produce The mott tfone afc pfc
ci.sly those which ussge has selected 90
The most invigorAiitg. sacA a. chsriy,
laurel. clover, lssttdsf. mint. iutiIef.
lemon, fsuusi. std bsfgsmoi, ssssfsi OF
which afs iuEfedisuts To- The refreshing
sdu n Coiogsf Arise. uuimfg, hl me.
uafci~a.. sud hysciuih n,vsfs. migno-
ustts. hslioiiops. srd llliss 81 The VALLEY
also ttvslops Crpne, Ia fact, OF rovtr.
possessing . perfume srp'H 20 DO -.
whereas those having none 81 rot MS
irisfssiirg lutsligsucs Will c gfa'iytg
o. AL lovers % fosefs. sud The Culiltaiion
% these lovely di.infcctAnts OF Mature
.hoald b. promoted In all maf'hy 80 foul
pisces - Cai'slr' Mfglsias
Moe, Of cer plsni. ste itjerd ~ too
mach beat for . gsnsrL collection OF
hosse plants, 10 IL not bet 20 allow The
,hsfmomsier 10 b. shove 20 degrees, and
u they could be kept In room where the
ihsfmomstsr would not usually rsrRe
much above g. degrees u wouid be- better.
Ia The night time 80 degrees Il enough.
Give them little lr,sh air every day. aud
all The sunlight alislusble An sfofi
should b. made 10 give moisture 10 the
atmosphere. for cur own good % well a.
the health OF The plant.
A pretty window plant eau BE- bad bv
soaking . piece fspouge 10 warn water.
Thsn squeeze out most Of the water and
SOW In The holes OF The sponge red clover,
grass seed, rice oats. OF nar seed. placing
RE spougv In q window where The sun
will shine on 10. .pribsls some wsfm va.
ter on I, each day apd 10 s'e~ DAY. u will
BE- . green ball
II those who have the golden lesvei
horseshoe gsrsniums will pat them 10
the brightest sunlight. The color. will be
brougb, on, 80 that The plant ~ill be a.
bssuiiiul a. n 10 wsfe covered with bios
SONS.
froEsn plants 9. soon ss discovered
should be dipped Into pail ~ cold waisr.
or sprlnkiei With cold water 10 iske oai
the frost
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ui.-uippEN niRp,

IIi.-uippEN HID,
1. Taere vas great crowd Al The %
erahoase last ulghi - see Booih
2. John saith presented the ladies' Zach
with . silver spoon. BIZ Thom~ gave
each . silver FORK.
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any OF hls nsightOrs-
1. Bert IL tn mosi galllhle ons OF The
Wentworth family.
ANNIE CAsH
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
A GREAT CAUSE CT HUMAN MISERY
Is the Loss Of
MANHOOD

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

KSrvk, With ivory handles. which have
become loossnej, or have fallen out, can
be repaired by using . cement made OF
four parts roscu. one part beeswax aud
one part plaster OF Paris; OH the hole In
The handle with this mixture then heat
the steel of ths h,ails soi press II frmly
into The cement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
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